E-Cigs

[sooperdrave]

Well compared to the 510 it offers better battery life. Getting into LR atty's is another matter.

Despite the syringe filling hassle I have become a big fan of clearomizers. I find them to be the best experience vs convenience solution yet.

Ken

i agree about the clearomizers, i dont think that they are good for beginners. i just usually recommend people to start with pre-filled kr808d1, because i think that they are the least amount of hassle, and there are lots of flavors.

[snusgetter]

Anyone know anything about these disposables carried by GetSnus/Northerner?
(Especially the Finiti & Smokers1 single disposables, possibly good as a trial vaper?)

Electronic Cigarettes

• Freedom Smokeless
• Encore Smokeless
• Finiti Smokeless
• Smokers 1 Choice

[StuKlu]

I can speak of the e-cig experience in my household. My wife quit smoking with an e cig at about the same time I quit with snus, about a year and a half ago. She has only used 510s, only change was going from the standard battery to the extended longer battery. Regular atomizers and cartridges that are refilled. Tried cartomizers, didn't like them.

The two sites that we have made all of our purchases have been either through www.esmokeronline.com or americaneliquidstore.com

They are both first rate and highly recommended.

Initial start up cost around $100. Monthly cost probably an average of $30 over this period of time. Compared to a pack a day at $6 this is a big win.

[sooperdrave]

Anyone know anything about these disposables carried by GetSnus/Northerner?
(Especially the Finiti & Smokers1 single disposables, possibly good as a trial vaper?)

Electronic Cigarettes

• Freedom Smokeless
• Encore Smokeless
• Finiti Smokeless
• Smokers 1 Choice

dont waste your time with the disposables. vapor4life.com. and elitevaporworks.com are cheap and very good.

[G_Jones]

Aftera couple years of vaping, I always recommend people to go with eGo batteries as they are much nicer to use than regular tiny batteries, and have the standard 510 size fitting which can be used with a wide variety of atomizers/cartomizers. Definitely read up in the e-cigarette-forum.com. Great inexpensive and reliable suppliers I use in the states are http://www.cignot.com and http://www.totallywicked-eliquid.com/. Start out with a regular (non-tank style) eGo kit and you just can't go wrong.

After two years of trying out loads of stuff of varying quality and price, my daily rig is eGo XL batteries (1000ma) and 510 XL Clearomizers. Inexpensive, reliable, almost no maintenance, and very portable.

Best tobacco flavors: from http://www.freedomsmokeusa.com: Purecig & American Spirit.

But all of this you can find out from http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/, its like the snuson forum of the e-cig world.

[CoderGuy]

Aftera couple years of vaping, I always recommend people to go with eGo batteries as they are much nicer to use than regular tiny batteries, and have the standard 510 size fitting which can be used with a wide variety of atomizers/cartomizers. Definitely read up in the e-cigarette-forum.com. Great inexpensive and reliable suppliers I use in the states are http://www.cignot.com and http://www.totallywicked-eliquid.com/. Start out with a regular (non-tank style) eGo kit and you just can't go wrong.

After two years of trying out loads of stuff of varying quality and price, my daily rig is eGo XL batteries (1000ma) and 510 XL Clearomizers. Inexpensive, reliable, almost no maintenance, and very portable.

Best tobacco flavors: from http://www.freedomsmokeusa.com: Purecig & American Spirit.

But all of this you can find out from http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/, its like the snuson forum of the e-cig world.

That's great advice! I stopped vaping because of all the battery problems I had. Thanks!

[devilock76]

i agree about the clearomizers, i dont think that they are good for beginners. i just usually recommend people to start with pre-filled kr808d1, because i think that they are the least amount of hassle, and there are lots of flavors.

Usually the first question I ask is how important is to them that it looks like a cigarette. If it is very important then yeah an 808 or something similar. If not, I recommend the eGo.

Ken

[devilock76]

Aftera couple years of vaping, I always recommend people to go with eGo batteries as they are much nicer to use than regular tiny batteries, and have the standard 510 size fitting which can be used with a wide variety of atomizers/cartomizers. Definitely read up in the e-cigarette-forum.com. Great inexpensive and reliable suppliers I use in the states are http://www.cignot.com and http://www.totallywicked-eliquid.com/. Start out with a regular (non-tank style) eGo kit and you just can't go wrong.

After two years of trying out loads of stuff of varying quality and price, my daily rig is eGo XL batteries (1000ma) and 510 XL Clearomizers. Inexpensive, reliable, almost no maintenance, and very portable.

Best tobacco flavors: from http://www.freedomsmokeusa.com: Purecig & American Spirit.

But all of this you can find out from http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/, its like the snuson forum of the e-cig world.

Your daily rig is pretty much the exact same as mine. I still have regular eGo batteries though from when I started.

Ken